FCA sets out five key priorities for 2019/20
Brexit and four other priorities
The financial watchdog has published its business plan for the year ahead and set out its five key priorities for the next 12 months
The financial watchdog has published its business plan for the year ahead and it has outlined five key priorities to address over the next 12 months.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said its immediate priority was still to make sure it could help facilitate an "orderly transition" for financial services regulation after the UK leaves the European...
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